Berichte zur Erdsystemforschung
Die neuesten Hefte
- Dunkl, I.(2022). Earth System Model-based predictability of land carbon fluxes. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3477022 [ Fulltext]
- Kumar, A.(2022). The impact of ocean eddies on tropical cyclone intensity on a global scale and the role of boundary layer dynamics. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3432708 [ Fulltext]
- Hu, P.-h.(2022). Impact of plant functional diversity on climate – a modelling study using JeDI-BACH in ICON-ESM. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3430193 [ Fulltext]
- Kirsch, B.(2022). Illuminating convective cold pools with a dense station network. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3432702 [ Fulltext]
- Rohrschneider, T.(2022). A different view on the AMOC and the timing of climate change. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3396792 [ Fulltext]
- Ilyina, T.(2022). The changing ocean carbon sink in the earth system. Habilitation Thesis, doi:10.17617/2.3393881 [ Fulltext]
- Rehder, Z.(2022). Measuring and modeling of methane emissions from ponds in high latitudes. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3384362 [ Fulltext]
- Finn, T.(2022). Advancing non-linear methods for coupled data assimilation across the atmosphere-land interface. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3381204 [ Fulltext]
- Nielsen, D.(2022). An earth system modelling perspective on Arctic coastal erosion under climate change. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3390318 [ Fulltext]
- Paccini Pena, L.(2022). Sensitivity of resolved convection to ocean and land surfaces in the Tropical Atlantic and Amazon Basin. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3367420 [ Fulltext]